This is unjust when the lender takes more than his loan is worth; it is uncharitable when the lender does not demand more than the worth of his loan, but does exact what is due in a heartless manner.
Thus, he is both uncharitable to the detractor and unjust to the detracted, and is the moving cause of all the harm that is done (cfr.
It is uncharitable to disclose a crime, if the witness will suffer far more from this defamation than the accused would suffer from the testimony.
Thus, it would be unjust and uncharitable to go about ostentatiously locking safes and drawers whenever a certain person appeared, for this would be equivalent to saying that he was a thief.
But upon this subject I shall make two statements, which may have some effect in moderating the uncharitable judgments upon Oxford discipline.
But how shall we expect Charity towards others, when we areuncharitable to our selves?
I cannot believe the story of the Italian: our bad wishes and uncharitable desires proceed no further than this life; it is the Devil, and the uncharitable votes of Hell, that desire our misery in the World to come.
One being desired to eat some Oysters, refused, saying they were ungodly meat, unchristianly meat, uncharitable meat, and unprofitable meat.
He had replied to these uncharitable aspersions by saying that a physician is most needed by them that are sick, and that He had come to call sinners to repentance.
The particular point emphasized in the Lord's lesson, however, had to do with hisuncharitable and selfish weaknesses.
Jesus rebuked His uncharitable servants thus: "Ye know not what manner of spirit ye are of.
I hate those sharp women," and then the Doctor grew so eloquent over uncharitable judgments and unreasonable prejudices that his wife denounced Sarah bitterly as a "cunning woman who got on the blind side of gentlemen.
General tried to explain his honest mind, in which lived no unworthy or uncharitable thought.
You are not, I am glad to say, an uncharitable interpreter of human conduct.
It may suffice to observe, that wicked rumour said all sorts of uncharitable things.
These views may appear severe and uncharitable towards the American people, but they are confirmed by M.
Charlie therefore instantly conquered his first feeling of dislike as uncharitable and groundless; and as Wilton seemed to lay himself out for his friendship, he was oftener with him during the first fortnight than with any other boy.
It is not perhaps uncharitable to suppose, that the following eulogium would have been more warm, had the person it was addressed to not been one of "the barbarians who inhabit the banks of the Thames.
I am disposed--out of purest friendliness--to insist upon your coming, and to be so uncharitable as to accept it as an act of weakness if you refuse me.
You are uncharitable only to yourself," said Father Capel.
When you come home you sit down in a sober, contemplative, not uncharitableframe of mind, and apply yourself to your books or your business.
It would beuncharitable to ascribe to the agency of any of those who opposed it, an attempt which was made some time before by a person of the name of Stuart, a Scottish archer in the King's guards, to poison Mary.
There is something veryuncharitable in the construction thus put upon the Queen's conduct.
Miss Nightingale's strong feeling in this matter was not caused, as a hasty, prejudiced, or uncharitable judgment might suggest, by wounded amour propre.
It would be possible to make isolated extracts from them which would suggest that the writer was a censorious anduncharitable scold.
Let no one think the writer uncharitablein these suppositions.
I did not wake till rather late the next morning; and when I did, I felt considerable drowsiness, with a slight headache, which I was uncharitable enough to attribute to the mead which I had drank on the preceding day.
I am inclined to think, however uncharitable my thinking may seem, that this is the chief cause of his fault.
What advantage comes of the uncharitablecriticisms and judgments which are passed one upon the other?
He rebukes with severity Bildad the Shuhite and his two companions, because of their uncharitable suspicions uttered against His servant.
Detraction injures those into whose ears it instils its poisonous suggestions, requiring them to connive at the mischief it does to worth and virtue, and desiring them to entertain the same unjust and uncharitable thoughts as itself.
But I do remember this, and I indulge in no arrogant or uncharitable thoughts about those who condemn us, even though we might have expected a somewhat different verdict.
And indeed, I take the unkind censures passed upon me by the furious uncharitable zealots of both parties, to be the strongest proof of it.
So far as Abolitionists themselves may turn their eyes upon these pages, we beg leave to assure them, that we mean nothing uncharitable by these remarks, or in our general treatment of this subject.
The uncharitableimputation of occult criminal designs is unwarrantable.
The violence of language used by the Abolitionists against the slave States and slave holders, is most uncharitable and unwarrantable, and its social effects pernicious.
Love your neighbours as yourselves: for that is the universal remedy against all injurious and uncharitable undertakings.
There are three texts that describe the case of sensual, uncharitable gentlemen.
Keep us from stealing or wronging our neighbour in his property, from perverting justice, from false witnessing and deceit, from slandering, backbiting, uncharitable censuring or other wrong to the reputation of our neighbours.
For all the scriptures which speak against usury, speak against it as a cruel or uncharitable thing.
And your sin is aggravated, in that you hinder the good of those that you are offended with, and also provoke them to add sin to sin, and to be as furious and uncharitable as yourselves.
